Donna Veach is a Republican state representative serving Connecticut's 30th Assembly District, which includes the towns of Berlin and Southington. Elected in 2020 after defeating Democratic challenger JoAnn Angelico-Stetson, she assumed office on January 6, 2021, and won re-election in 2024, with her current term ending in 2027. She also serves on the Berlin Town Council since 2019 and owns Copperpott Farms, a small business focused on canning and baking. Previously, she worked as development and marketing director for Hungerford Nature Center and New Britain Youth Museum, and as a notary. A conservative advocate for limited government, rule of law, free markets, personal freedoms, law enforcement, veterans, small businesses, and non-profits, she is an avid hunter, gardener, and outdoor enthusiast married to Berlin Police Officer Jeff Veach, with three daughters who are registered nurses and a granddaughter.

Education and Political Experience

Education: Associate of Science in merchandising/marketing from Post University; Bachelor of Business Administration from American Intercontinental University.

Political Experience:
- State Representative, Connecticut House of Representatives, District 30 ; serves on Environment, Finance, Revenue & Bonding, Judiciary, and Internship Committees .
- Berlin Town Council member ; former chair of Berlin Youth Advisory Committee.
- Voluntary member of legislature's Conservative, Sportsmen's, Italian American, and Women's Caucuses.
- Notable positions: Advocates for fiscal responsibility, local zoning control, and strengthening law enforcement.